The Morning Post, 1772-1937: Portrait of a NewspaperG. Routledge & sons, Limited, 1937 - 260 ページ |
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... later , was paid two guineas a week . A " Mr. William- son , , " who was appointed editor in succession to a " Mr. Badini , " was given a " Salary of three guineas per week subject to an advance of half a Guinea for every five hundred ...
... later , was paid two guineas a week . A " Mr. William- son , , " who was appointed editor in succession to a " Mr. Badini , " was given a " Salary of three guineas per week subject to an advance of half a Guinea for every five hundred ...
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... later years that in his labours for the Morning Post he had " employed , and in the belief of partial friends wasted , the prime and manhood of my intellect . Most assuredly , they added nothing to my fortune or my reputation . The ...
... later years that in his labours for the Morning Post he had " employed , and in the belief of partial friends wasted , the prime and manhood of my intellect . Most assuredly , they added nothing to my fortune or my reputation . The ...
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... later , " nothing remains but to let matters take their course " ! 72 A small nation had been left in the lurch , and England might well have felt that , to quote a Morning Post leader on Napier's Abyssinian campaign , 73 " the past is ...
... later , " nothing remains but to let matters take their course " ! 72 A small nation had been left in the lurch , and England might well have felt that , to quote a Morning Post leader on Napier's Abyssinian campaign , 73 " the past is ...
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